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Who would want to upload files via the HTML standard? Shouldn't you be using some sort of SOAP API with an ActiveX control? Or maybe the users should login to t
by pyre 13y ago
Who would want to upload files via the HTML standard? Shouldn't you be using some sort of SOAP API with an ActiveX control? Or maybe the users should login to their local ActiveDirectory server and transfer the file to a shared folder via SMB/CIFS. /s
- toomuchtodo 13y agoThe hair on my neck was raising up until I got to the /s Well played.
- TeMPOraL 13y agoIf he wrote a few lines more before getting to /s, could the sudden electrostatic discharge fry your computer? ;).
- toomuchtodo 13y agoGoodbye Macbook Air as I throw it across the room :)
- chris_wot 13y agoThrown by the electrostatic discharge, I presume.
- hisabness 13y agoPlease elaborate
- datphp 13y agoI've seen several schools decide to implement mandatory functionalities using ActiveX... You know the thing that forces you to use the most dreaded program of all times... Edit: I hope you were /s'ing
- bsamuels 13y ago>You know the thing that forces you to use the most dreaded program of all times... lotus notes?
- toomuchtodo 13y agoInternet Explorer.